
Women's voices and women's lives - topical conversations to inform, challenge and inspire. The Woman's Hour Guide to Life collection is here: www.bbc.co.uk/guidetolife
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2000 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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Used to listen to this religiously 15-20 years ago however it has declined in recent years. It doesn’t feel relevant or en pointe and the zeitgeist has passed this show by with podcasts like
the Guilty Feminist.
Nell Frizzell hating on birthday cake, telling her children on their birthdays about HER labour including all her pain and suffering with their birth journey is completely self absorbed and selfish, yet wants her family to give her a sleep in on her birthday! Her take on a person being completely forgotten by her husband and children on her birthday is very telling.
I hope Anita and Poorna had a coffee after this interview with delicious cake!🍰 🧁
I’ve loved WH for years and regularly listen to the weekend edition. Recently the audio has declined however and is only coming through one headphone - it’s the only podcast that does it - and renders it inaudible.
I feel like I’ve just sat through a pro Hamas report when I was looking forward to Woman”s Hour. Return the hostages and all the conflict ends.
Could be a great show but Lula seems unable to run a competent interview. Please help her learn to be quiet and listen to her interviewee. She jumps to conclusions, won’t allow people to explain even very complex subjects. She comes across as being terribly rude and self obsessed; she’s quite off putting and not a great listen
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A topical, women-centered talk show that covers culture, health, education, policy, and personal stories through a mix of expert guests and listener voices. Episodes frequently pair policy context with lived experience, exploring how gender shapes opportunities, care, and social norms, while also spotlighting arts, sport, and technology through accessible, human-focused conversations. Notable strengths include a consistent emphasis on practical guidance, advocacy, and authentic narratives from diverse women, which can help listeners feel informed and empowered. The show's breadth—ranging from midwifery and motherhood to dialect history and third-culture kid experience—offers something for listeners seeking both expert analysis and personal ... more
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